Links to things we find helpful and interesting. NWSAFE maintains a list of Portland-area firearms training organizations on a separate page.
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The Library of Congress has many useful legal resources online:
The official state directory of state, county, city, federal, and tribal governments and much more. Produced by the State Archives Division.
This is a link to the Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) and Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs). Those interested in firearms specific laws will want to visit ORS Chapter 166
Cornell University's Legal Information Institute is a good resource for finding specific Supreme Court opinions and federal law.
The official state directory and fact book about all levels of government in Oregon.
Everything you ever wanted to know about hunting and fishing in Oregon but were afraid to ask!
ODFW Page with resources such as Hunters Education, BOW (Becoming and Outdoors Women) Program, Mentored Youth Programs, etc.
Regional Federal Information about Refuges, Hunting, Fishing, Endangered Species, and more.
Sounds like fun - Just don't use'em all at the same time!
Rec.guns is a USENET News group devoted to the topic of guns. This "Frequently Asked Questions" discusses many topics. There are too many to list here.
Your Guide to Debunking Gun Control Myths
Concealed carry information, Disussion forum, and Reciprocity Maps
Concealed carry reciprocity maps, links to State Laws, and other good info!
Long list of cool shooting related places by M.D. Smith, IV at www.reloadammo.com
Shooting high powered rifles at high explosives! Oh Yeah!
The title says it all.
IDPA - Shooting sport designed to hone defensive skills.
IPSC - Exciting sytle of sport shooting involving Accuracy, Power, and Speed.
License those dangerous power tools!
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